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Anonymous, Sebastian Duron, Antonio Literes
Barroco Español Vol. 2: "Ay Amor" Zarzuelas
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Classical

Track Listings (20) - Disc #1
1. Azis Y Galatea: Seguidillas
2. Azis Y Galatea: Rezitado/Area: Confiado Gilguerillo
3. Azis Y Galatea: Rezitado/Area: Monstruo, En Quien Ha Sobrado
4. Azis Y Galatea: Area: Pues Del Culto Mi Piedad
5. Azis Y Galatea: Rezitado/Area: Azis Dichoso
6. Azis Y Galatea: Coplas
7. Ruede La Vola
8. Veneno Es De Amor La Envidia: Area: Ondas, Riscos, Pezes, Mares
9. El Impossible Mayor En Amor Le Venze Amor: Area: Donde Vas
10. El Impossible Mayor En Amor Le Venze Amor: Rezitado/Area: Danae, Cuya Belleza
11. El Impossible Mayor En Amor Le Venze Amor: Rezitado/Area: Oye, Escucha, Aguarda, Espera
12. Discurso De Ecos
13. Los Elementos: Rezitado/Arieta: Deydades Que En El Monte Vipartido
14. Los Elementos: Arieta: Ay Amor
15. Los Elementos: Rezitado/Arieta: Mas Si Fuese La Planta Fugitiva
16. Cancion Franzesa
17. El Estrago En La Fineza O Jupiter Y Semele: Pues Soy Abejuela
18. El Estrago En La Fineza O Jupiter Y Semele: Rezitado 'Afectuoso'/Aria: Yo He De Enmudecer
19. El Estrago En La Fineza O Jupiter Y Semele: Ven Dulcissimo Bien
20. Diferencias Sobre La Gayta

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CD Details

All Artists: Anonymous, Sebastian Duron, Antonio Literes, Al Ayre Espanol, Marta Almajano, Eduardo Lopez Banzo
Title: Barroco Español Vol. 2: "Ay Amor" Zarzuelas
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Harmonia Mundi/BMG
Release Date: 1/16/1996
Genres: Special Interest, Pop, Classical
Styles: Vocal Pop, Opera & Classical Vocal, Chamber Music, Historical Periods, Baroque (c.1600-1750)
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 054727733628

CD Reviews

Very enjoyable collection of Early Spanish Opera

B. Marold | Bethlehem, PA United States | 01/25/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Barroco Espanol Vol 2 is a collection of pieces from early Spanish 'Zarzuelas' or operatic pieces. As the notes state, they are very Italianate, but they have a few surprises here and there. Much of it indeed sounds very Italian, even with touches of a Mozart-like sound.

I recommend this if you are especially fond of Spanish and Spanish influenced music. Otherwise, the interest may be a bit academic. I must say, however, that the vocals by Senorita Almajano may be worth the price of admission!"